WAGE FOR WORK

The book "Wage for Work" is a fascinating economic and social analysis that addresses key issues related to the value of work and earnings. The author raises questions about the causes of widespread poverty despite economic progress and the impact of the situation of low-income workers on the rest of society. This is a must-read for anyone interested in economics, social policy, and the problem of inequality.

• In-depth analysis of the problems of poverty
• Questions about the role of subsidies for the lowest earners
• Reflections on the impact of subsidies on the motivation for education
• Answers to questions about the value of work and earnings
• Economic and social perspective
• Publication from 2020

The book "Wage for Work" from the Scientific Publishing House PWN is a publication that encourages reflection on the essence of work and its impact on society. The author insightfully analyzes the economic and social mechanisms that lead to inequality and poverty. He raises difficult questions about the effectiveness of aid programs and their impact on the motivation to improve qualifications. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for economists, sociologists, politicians, and anyone interested in the issue of the labor market.

"Why are work and earnings so valuable?" - the author asks in the prologue. "How is it possible that after two centuries of economic progress, poverty is widespread and there is more poverty than half a century ago?" These are just some of the questions that this book tries to answer. The author analyzes the situation of workers with low earning capacity and wonders what damage this does to the rest of society. He also asks questions about the effectiveness of subsidy plans, targeted at the lowest earners, and their impact on the motivation for further education.

Scientific Publishing House PWN is a renowned publisher of scientific and educational publications. The book "Wage for Work" is another item in the publisher's offer that raises important and current social problems. The publication was published in 2020, has 204 pages and the format 234x151 mm. The cover is paperback, which makes it light and easy to read. It is an ideal read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms governing the labor market and the issue of poverty.